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Like I said, I am not up for making a big project yet, but I can handle a card! And I can make a big ol' bow! Authentique sent me my DT boxes for the past few months, regardless of my ability to create anything. (They are an AMAZING company! Beyond compare!) I have tons of papers to play with now that I am feeling better! This is the new Clover collection! It has the most adorable prints and images! You all know how I love vintage images!
As much as I love the purple and green combination, I instead did a monochromatic green card. I made three green, loopy bows and stacked them together. I used Apple Green Diamond Satin, Kiwi Satin, and Kiwi Swiss Dots Satin. I create each bow individually, and then hot glue them in place. Pretty pretty!
I found a fun button and a green flower in my stash and added those to pull all the shades of green from the paper together in the bow element.
This card went together so easily! I used a sketch from Becky Fleck to help me out! Since I was just out of surgery, I was not able to make any projects for the CardMaps Winter/Spring sketches, so I will use some of them when I am able.
I used this cute sketch, but changed the circle to a square. I always love using Becky's sketches!
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Trims: Really Reasonable Ribbon February Ribbon Club (Apple Green Diamond Satin, Kiwi Satin, Kiwi Swiss Dots Satin)
Printed paper and die cuts: Authentique Clover
Cardstock: WorldWin Papers Natural; Midnight
Flower: Petaloo
Leaf: Prima
Button: stash
Dies: My Favorite Things Jumbo Flag Stax, Flag Stax and Layers
Ink: Ranger Distress Mowed Lawn
Adhesive: white glue, hot glue, ATG tape, Scor-tape
Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully created with all your gorgeous details!! I love every single piece of it. (Bonnie should send you 2 packs of ribbon, one for using and one for 'hoarding'..heehee)!!
ReplyDeleteDiane, don't think I haven't suggested it to Bonnie! But, if you could see my ribbon hoard, you'd not wish me to have more! hee hee
DeleteWhat a beautiful card ! Thanks for the inspiration xx
ReplyDeleteThese are my two favorite colors and my birthday is this month, so I am loving this beautiful ribbon assortment. Gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card. Love the patterns and that bow is amazing ..
ReplyDeleteIrish joy! Beautiful card! LOVE the colors in this ribbon collection...really brings out my creative joy!
ReplyDeletePretty card! Love that beautiful bow!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card and wonderful pattern papers, layers and a gorgeous ribbon bow.
ReplyDeleteI"m not one much for the St Patrick's Day theme, personally, but I do love this vintage ephemera piece. I too am apparently a RRR hoarder, and I've only gotten three month's worth in the club so far. I can't imagine how many packages you have since 2011! Nice card, and thanks for the sketch!
ReplyDeleteAnything St. Pat's makes me happy. LOVE the choice of using these papers. Great card.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Glad you were up to making a card. Love the green bow and the clover paper.
ReplyDeleteGloria, this is so stinking adorable with those two cuties and all the fabulous ribbons!! And I think you should have all the ribbons you want since you have such fabulous creations!!! Am keeping you in prayer sweetie for a full recovery!
ReplyDeleteFab card, might have to try out something like this one.
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